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hi everybody,

My name is Raj i work in GE Global Software Solutions As Siebel Analyst. Can any one help in writing the code in Ansi C on HP-Unix platform to get data from IBM MQ-Series Server. IBM MQ-series client will be installed on the client machine which is on WIN NT platform. And MQ-series Server on HP-Unix Box

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Raj.
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How do you propose to communicate with the MQ server? Remotely via TCP/IP? Locally on the same host?
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IBM supplies a number of sample programs with the server software or check out there website. MQSeries client supports most languages and the libraries are supplied with the install. Be careful that you use the correct library for the client and not the server.
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